HFWB's Chris Hess Throws Perfect Game

Chris Hess leads his braves to a win against Tadd O'Neil and his Red Sox, 2-0. O'Neil and Hess are great pitchers and this would have been one game I'd love to have the opportunity to watch. The Braves could become the top ranking HFWB team in the national rankings after this victory! Congratulations to Chris Hess for the great outing on the mound last night.

PWL's Joe Thaman throws Second no-hitter of 2011

The Potomac Wiffleball League pulled off a spectacular 17-game catchup to make up for last weeks rain-outs. Joe Thaman of Superman's Wheelchair threw a no-hitter in Week 1 but didn't sign the ball saying "I'll just sign one for the perfect game I'll throw next week." Week 2 was rained out but Thaman stayed true to his word and threw his second perfect game of the season this past Sunday. I'm not aware of any recent pitchers in the country to throw 2 perfect games so close to one another. Week 3 Player of the Week hasn't been announced for the PWL yet but I think it's safe to say this guy has it in the bag.

Hess Field Continues To Impress

Hess Field had their season opener yesterday and the stats are already up! Some of the game results are nothing short of amazing! The league's top two teams (Cardinals and Indians) faced off. The #2 Cardinals and the #17 Indians game would have been amazing game to watch, I'm sure, because it was a perfect game for Cardinals pitcher, Chris Horwedel. 18 Indians batters went to the plate only to sit back down. Final score was 3-0, Cardinals victory which enforced the theory that the Cardinals will reign supreme in HFWB (and possibly in the national rankings). The only other nationally ranked team left in the league, #31 Braves, lost to the Red Sox 1-0. Some unlikely teams may be rising up in the rankings...all the more reason to keep your eyes on this league, the competition is going to be unbelievable.